Blaise Ingoglia Allocates $1.8M for Immigration Enforcement
Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia has awarded over $1.8 million to local Sheriff's Offices in 5 Northeast Florida counties to support immigration enforcement efforts.
The funding, drawn from the State Board of Immigration Enforcement, will be distributed as follows: St. Johns County will receive $1 million, with the remaining amount allocated among the other counties.
Under the failed (former President Joe) Biden administration, the detrimental impacts of illegal immigration plagued the nation. But President Trump has made it his mission to rectify these wrongs.
Ingoglia stated that by providing law enforcement agencies with necessary resources, the state can better secure itself against criminal illegal aliens, thanking President Donald Trump and Gov. for their efforts.
- 5 Northeast Florida counties received funding
- St. Johns County received the largest share, at $1 million
- Funding drawn from the State Board of Immigration Enforcement
Author's summary: Ingoglia allocates $1.8M for immigration enforcement.
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